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Kotex Display Window
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Display window at Carlson's $1 Store, 2524 East Washington Avenue, featuring Kotex products. Text on the signs reads: "Your secret is safe," "No revealing outlines," and "Kotex has flat tapered ends."
November 15, 1946
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964
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W013C59
WHi 28409
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Rundell's Inc. Display Window
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St. Charles Steel Kitchen
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St. Charles steel kitchen window display at Norman Harper's dealership, 548 West Washington Avenue.
Rundell's Men's Hat Window
April 17, 1946
Display window at Rundell's Inc.,15 East Main Street, featuring Paragon men's hats.
Women's Fur Hats Window Display
August 24, 1946
H.S. Manchesters Inc. window display featuring fur hats for back to college. Display contains sign saying: "Furs go to your head."
